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Understanding 9/11The problem of the Old Testament : considered with reference to recent criticism
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Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
lii, 562 pages ; 22 cm
At head of title: The Bross prize, 1905
Introductory: the problem stated. -- The Old Testament from its own point of view. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. I. The history: argument from critical premise. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. I. The history: counter-theories tested. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. II. Religion and institutions: God and his worship. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. II. Religion and institutions: ark, tabernacle, priesthood, etc. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: I. The JE analysis. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: the question of Deuteronomy. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: the priestly writing. I. The code. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: the priestly writing. II. The document. -- Archæology and the Old Testament. -- Psalms and prophets: the progressiveness of Revelation
Includes bibliographical references and index
lii, 562 pages ; 22 cm
At head of title: The Bross prize, 1905
Introductory: the problem stated. -- The Old Testament from its own point of view. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. I. The history: argument from critical premise. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. I. The history: counter-theories tested. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. II. Religion and institutions: God and his worship. -- The Old Testament as affected by criticism. II. Religion and institutions: ark, tabernacle, priesthood, etc. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: I. The JE analysis. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: the question of Deuteronomy. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: the priestly writing. I. The code. -- Difficulties and perplexities of the critical hypothesis: the priestly writing. II. The document. -- Archæology and the Old Testament. -- Psalms and prophets: the progressiveness of Revelation
Includes bibliographical references and index
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